Journalism after Snowden : the future of the free press in the surveillance state / edited by Emily Bell and Taylor Owen, with Smitha Khorana and Jennifer R. Henrichsen.
Introduction / Emily Bell, Taylor Owen, and Smitha Khorana -- The story and the source. Journalism after Snowden / Alan Rusbridger -- In defense of leaks / Jill Abramson -- The surveillance state / Glenn Greenwald -- A conversation with Edward Snowden / Edward Snowden and Emily Bell -- Journalists and sources. Source protection in the age of surveillance / Steve Coll -- Rescuing a reporter's right to protect the confidentiality of sources / David A. Schulz and Valerie Belair-Gagnon -- Digital security for journalists / Julia Angwin -- Beyond PGP: how news organizations can and must protect reporters and sources at an institutional level / Trevor Timm -- Freedom of information and information asymmetry / Nabiha Syed -- Governing surveillance. Political journalism in a networked age / Clay Shirky -- National security and the "new yellow press" / Steven G. Bradbury -- A new age of cyberwarfare / David E. Sanger -- The Snowden effect on the NSA and reporting / Siobhan Gorman -- Edward Snowden, his passport, and the legal identity of Americans / Patrick Weil -- Surveillance policy as risk management / Cass R. Sunstein -- Communications networks and new media. Silicon Valley and journalism / Emily Bell -- Digital threats against journalists / Ron Deibert -- Fiber and open communications networks / Susan Crawford -- Free thought, free media / Eben Moglen -- Should journalism be a surveillance-safe space? / Ethan Zuckerman -- Postscript: journalism after Snowden / Jonathan Zittrain.
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